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Ambuti / अंबुती / Begonia / Begonia crenata
Other Names
- Local Name: Ambuti / अंबुती
- Common Name: Begonia
- Botanical Name: Begonia crenata
Status & Habitat
- Habitat: Herb
- Occurrence: Rocks with moss near water
- Season of Availability: July - October
- Geography: Forests, understory areas, and along stream banks
- Method of Propagation: Leaf cuttings
- Part used for Propagation: Leaves
Edible Parts
- Edible Parts: Leaves
- Can be Eaten Raw: Yes
Method of Consumption
- Raw: No
- Ripe: No
- Both Raw & Ripe: No
- Dangerous Form to Consume: N/A
- As Food: Leaves can be eaten raw or used as a condiment in curries
- As Medicine: N/A
- Cooking Method: Used as a condiment
- Preservation / Curing Technique: N/A
- Does Require Another Plants to be cooked together: No
- Souring Agents Required: N/A
Nutritional & Medicinal Benefits
- Nutritional Benefit: N/A
- Medicinal Benefit: N/A
Tribal Wisdom
- Tribal Wisdom: Ambuti Leaves are used as a condiment in the preparation of crab curries for its sour taste
Recipes / Usage
- Tribal Recipe / Usage: N/A
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